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Granted the models that the reviewers have played with are preproduction right? (So hopefully they fix some of the niggles like IBIS we have before it is fully released) The GH4 does DCI 4k in addition to UHD, right? What about the G7? According to B&H this does only UHD, which I find very odd. Also, why are there no slo-mo options at all? Looks like the RX10 ii will eat this Panasonic's lunch unless 1080p 120 is added in firmware. In the Camera Store TV video, a bit of rolling shutter is visible in the video sample from the GX8.

Quick question: does this camera do 24fps in 4k? It seems, according to B&H that it only does 30fps in UHD with no DCI 4k option.

@Julian I really appreciate your taking tine to give me feedback (and solid feedback at that). Tbh I don't think it's that good or anything. I shot this 2 years ago before I really knew much about film techniques. I only got around to editing it last month. I only planned the intro out (didn't storyboard or write out a proper scriptscriptfor anything else). It was overall very impromptu. I really like the first scene till Ragabond enters the room. Other than that it is very pedestrian in my opinion. I said feature but really the plan was to make a 40-45 minute film. But now that I reviewed the footage last month I realized I don't have enough actual material for that. I like to shoot short films when I travel (so the shooting is not the first priority for that business trip or vacation), so what do you suggest I do to stabilize the camera when I'm traveling and don't have enough space to bring a tripod? Also how would you handle lighting in that regard? Also, I rerecordedrerecorded/redubbed the dialogue for the video. What exactly do you mean by weird audio? I only did some fades because it's a trailer. For the actual film I wouldn't. Thanks!

^I agree with Julian on all accounts. Images look beautiful: very crisp, well cut, and awesome color grading. I liked the gripping nature and the development of the story. I didn't like the end scene right after the radio dies (doesn't really convey a sense of anything happening unlike the rest of the short). I would love to see this fleshed out into a 30 min film or so!

Hi everyone. I am an amateur filmmaker. I'm presenting the trailer for my first feature film. Please offer any tips and suggestions. 004 - Falling of Sky: http://youtu.be/s6rIiUgI7Eg

Also is there no way to add a USB mic or something? How's the battery life? Looks like I may not be able to afford the NX1, so I'm hoping that SAMSUNG will continue to update the NX500. My worries about this camera: No audio jack, 4k crop and 15 min time limit, No gamma dr?, No 1080p 120, No focus peaking (especially without the EVF - I've had terrible experience misfocusing based on my t3i screen), and a possible lack of updates (although the recent one is a good sign).

​At least from what I understand, if a video was grabbed using a sensor crop (which would be both vertical and horizontal to maintain the aspect ratio of course), the entire line is not scanned, but rather only the portion of the line that forms part of the cropped frame. So a sensor crop could indeed decrease the readout time between individual lines, meaning the perceived skew would decrease. This is I guess why the GH4 has a better shutter than the NX1? Line skipping could work to, that way the entire frame area can be maintained but fewer lines are read so the angle/degree of the skew is significantly less. But why is it that 1080p has almost no perceivable RS yet it is so bad in 4k if both are reading the full sensor then downscaling?